The church should be a place that welcomes adults with disabilities—but true discipleship goes far beyond making space. In this episode, Scott and Whitney sit down with Mosaic Director Joe Clary and Travelers Rest Mosaic Lead Cece Ambrose to discuss how we are helping adults with disabilities grow as disciples of Jesus through worship, biblical community, service, employment, and meaningful relationships. They share stories of lives being transformed and discuss how adults with disabilities are far more than recipients of ministry—they are indispensable members of the body of Christ with unique gifts to offer. 

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In this episode, Bill White and Jeff Eenigenburg preview our upcoming teaching series through Genesis 37–50 by exploring the bigger story surrounding Joseph. They discuss the Abrahamic covenant, the dysfunction of Abraham's family, why Scripture doesn't hide the brokenness of its characters, and how God continues to accomplish His purposes through imperfect people.

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Dawn Tietz and Mary Beth Jackson join Whitney to talk honestly about why reading the Bible can feel intimidating—even for people who have spent years in church. Together they unpack the pressure to "perform" as Christians, the shame that keeps many people from asking honest questions, and the freedom that comes from admitting we don't have all the answers. They also share how God has used ordinary, consistent time in Scripture and authentic community to deepen their faith, reshape their view of Him, and sustain them through difficult seasons.

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In this bonus episode, Sarah and Whitney dive into a book discussion. They discuss titles like James by Percival Everett, Born a Crime by Trevor Noah, and Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. In the process, they highlight how secular writers can still reflect God’s ultimate story and how reading shapes our imagination and spiritual formation. 

Note: This episode contains plot spoilers.

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Former professor, church staff writer, and now public high school English teacher Sarah Bailey joins Scott and Whitney to talk about calling, life in the public school classroom, balancing work and motherhood, and why 15-year-olds may be among the most compelling people to learn from. Their conversation explores what it means to see others the way God sees them and how the new heavens and new earth actually have a lot in common with a 10th-grade English class. 

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What does it look like to follow Jesus while navigating life between cultures? This week, Scott and Whitney sit down with Brandon Garcia, campus pastor of Iglesia Gracia, to talk about the growth of the Spanish-speaking community in the Upstate, the unique opportunities and challenges immigrant families face, and the beauty of a church united by the gospel.

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As schedules shift and summer routines take over, it's easy for our spiritual lives to drift into autopilot. In this episode, Whitney and Scott sit down with pastor Daniel Moore to explore what it means to intentionally lead yourself spiritually. Drawing from Scripture and personal experience, Daniel shares four practices that have shaped his own walk with Christ: communing with God through his Word, recognizing areas of self-deception, using our gifts to build up the church, and living with an eternal perspective as we anticipate Christ's return.

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In a culture that rewards productivity and constant striving, what does it actually mean to rest in God? Whitney and Scott sit down with Micaela Sanders to talk about weariness, Sabbath, abiding in Christ, and learning to trust God in the middle of difficult circumstances. They unpack the difference between being productive and being fruitful, how Sabbath reshapes our relationship with time, and how God meets us not by removing us from hardship, but by being present with us in it.

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In this episode, Whitney sits down with Downtown leaders Paul Gaeto and Bo Patterson to unpack what it means to live missionally. They explore how serving vulnerable people often requires stepping into discomfort, awkwardness, and sacrifice—but also leads to joy, spiritual growth, and a deeper experience of God’s Kingdom. 

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In this episode, Dr. Tim Wardle returns to discuss how the Bible we read every day became a concise, bound collection of 66 books written by 40 different authors over 1,600 years. We talk about how these books were selected, how they were arranged, who decided, and why it matters to us now. 

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